Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 763 That Girl Will Regret It

After Lucian brought Estella to wash her hands, they came out and sat at the dining table.

They sat at the same side of the table, leaving Aubree alone on the opposite side. It was clear as day that they were giving her the cold shoulder.

Feeling their aversion toward herself, Aubree dug her nails into her palm quietly to suppress her boiling rage. “Essie, did you have fun with your daddy today?” she asked with a nonchalant smile.

Let’s see if the father-daughter duo is going to tell me the truth!

Naturally, Estella turned a deaf ear to her question, and Lucian merely glanced at her meaningfully, looking as if he had seen through something.

Aubree shuddered involuntarily and steeled herself to carry on with the one-sided conversation. “I figure Essie probably had nothing to play with when she was staying at the office with you. You’re always busy with work, so I’m worried she might be bored.”

After saying that, she turned to Estella and continued with a smile tugging at her lips, “Let’s play together later, okay? I bought a lot of games for you today.”

pursed her lips

I hadn’t known the way Estella behaves in front of Roxanne, I would have thought that this girl is a mute. But it turns out that Little

smile on her lips grew even more genuine as she went on, “What do you want to play, then, Essie? I can play with

hearing what Aubree said. She put down the fork in her hand and

ingratiation,

always been sickly. I won’t let her

upset to

you have time to play games with Essie, you should call home more frequently so that Mr. Pearson will stop being mad at

to make up to Essie. I didn’t have much time to spend with her in the past, and I don’t know much about her as well. I hope I can use this opportunity to let Essie and I get to know each

no need for that. You may not have the chance to get along with Essie again in the future, so you don’t have to know her well, and she doesn’t

made it clear with those words that she

still felt a stab in her heart. At